Hollywood gossip and hotel sightings mix in a busy era
A chaotic retelling recalls Dotty, Hart, and a chorus of show business names from Hollywood to New York. It notes Dottie a peachlike figure spotted at the Hotel Astor, mentions stars in town for a May 25 command performance, and weaves in radio, TV, and stage intrigue with a crowded panorama of entertainers and venues.
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Maine
Stassen
Girdies
Marshall Fields
Chicago
Stokowski's Former Wife Dies in New York
Olga Samaroff Stokowski, 65, former wife of conductor Leopold Stokowski, died Sunday of heart disease in New York. An autopsy was planned at Bellevue Hospital. the noted pianist and critic’s death was reported as sudden with the body found Sunday night.
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Geis
Niagara Falls
Marvin
T Uily
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Dongleton
New York
Olga Samaroff
Stokowsk
Leopold Stokowski
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Woman Heads Bar Group In Owego Election
Rowena Bere of Owego was elected the first woman president of the Uioga Counts Bar Association. Miss Beck serves as special county judge and surrogates official. The group vows a progressive agenda reflecting the community’s leadership.
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Ui¢ga
Bis
Monibr Rssos
Mies Rowena Bere
Owego
Brad
Jausers Oo Gamiellan
Miss Beck
Tax cut dollars spark debate on spending and prices
A feature examines how a tax cut would raise take home pay for average workers and influence spending on items from meats and used cars to vacations. It questions whether new money will push prices higher and how households may allocate savings toward debt, installments, or new ventures amid postwar prosperity. A separate item notes an Albany public auction scheduled for May 26 to sell violator fines and fines revenue.
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Jep
Hamburg
Bus Nz
Five rescued as fire kills two in Dedham home
A fatal blaze at a brick Dedham home claimed two lives Shamus Caney 42 and Frederick Annis 70. An injured father managed to rescue five others from the flames as the fire swept the building.
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Maxe
INS
Shamus Caney
Frederick Annis
Negro Church Elects Officers at Kansas CAY conference
A Kansas CAY Episcopal church held its quadrennial general conference yesterday electing officers for new districts. Seven bishops were assigned to roles, with numerous clergy and lay officers chosen. The event marked significant organizational reappointment and authority shifts across Sin and related parishes.
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Omamenis
Deaths of Francisco Alonso Lopis and associates noted
A garbled obituary notice lists Francisco Alonso Lopis and several titled figures including a former secretary and a state department speech agent. The text references positions such as president of the Spinich Society of Adios and a royal adviser, with scattered fragments about a Wall Street figure and a person named Lenn, suggesting a broad obituary cluster with multiple named individuals and roles.
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Spinich Society of Adios
Ane
Setel Seven
Laini
Depaul
Sat Alvan
Wall Fyse
One Man's Opinion by Walter Kiernan on Hollywood rights and music
Hollywood has bought the screen rights to Neatlie Roxtes. A critic muses on political interference and propriety in film music. Four Russian composers fear Zanuck’s acclaim of their work surpassing Stalin.
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Neatlie Roxtes
Zanuck
Stalin
Canadian dollar gains one cent in U S exchange
The Canadian dollar rose to worth a penny more in U S currency today as Buffalo banks cut the discount on the Dominion dollar by one per cent. Banks quoted 32 cents in American money for the Canadian dollar and sold De aition doles for 91 cents in American money.
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Trenton
U_S
Dominion
Foreign Oleo Duty Repeal Proposed in Congress
Washington lawmakers debate repealing the federal import duty on oleomargarine. Charles Woodman of the National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation urges tax removal, while supporters argue it would hurt the dairy industry by masking products as butter. John Brandt of the milk producers group warns of market disruption and misleading propaganda if the repeal passes.
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Alro
Charles Woodman
National Cooperative Musk Producers Federation
Olro
Butte Ube
Senate
House
Milk Predictrs
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Glen
Msgr Sullivan Dies in Buffalo at 92
Msgr Sullivan aged 92, the oldest priest in the Buffalo Diocese, died after about three weeks of illness. He served as pastor of St Josephs Church and was emeritus. a memorial service is planned. The article also mentions a repeal measure and upcoming committee hearings with Milhkin and Cole, outlining political context.
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Fordham Reports Strong Earthquake Detected by Seismograph
Fordham University reported a fully severe earthquake registered yesterday on the Lordham seismograph. Geologists note the event as a significant seismic reading recorded by the campus instrumentation.
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Fordham University
Lordham
Police Surprise Six at Safe in Brooklyn Office
New York detectives shot and killed a burglary suspect in Brooklyn during a failed safe cracking at Atlantic Terminal Co office. A second suspect was wounded, and four others were questioned. The man identified by papers on him was Sammy Delusie, 40, of New York. Albany report adds Governor Dewey urged to address three day annual convention of the 3rd Infantry Division opening in New York. General Ames T Brown announced the event.
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Frank Cog Rian
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Dewey
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